Standing in line for Lollapalooza, senior Rachel Anderson* opens her fanny-pack to allow security to look inside. She isn’t worried; for many, security bag checks will not prevent substance use at this...
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Gracie Sands, asst. features editor December 18, 2015
Chicago has had the number one highest heroin problem in the country for the past fifteen years, and the numbers just keep growing, according to alcohol and drug counselor PJ Newberg. Outside of the city,...
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